Queen Mary Tudor signed Royal document

Queen Mary Tudor signed Royal documentA highly rare Royal document signed by England's first Queen Mary Tudor Dated October 9, 1558, just 38 days before her death Mary Tudor (1516 1558) was the first Queen of England, who reigned from 1553 until 1558. She inherited the throne from her father Henry VIII, and following her death it passed to her sister Elizabeth I. Mary was a devout Catholic, who attempted to undo her father's reformation of the English church. And she earned the nickname

Queen of Scots

and was evidently written during one of Einstein's sea voyages aboard the Hamburg-Amerika Line

with expected stamps and perforation holes

Griffiths & Baillie

Accompanied with a Royal Philatelic Society (RPS) 2008 certificate of authenticity

A very rare King Edward VII specialised item

Guaranteed authentic hair from Justin Bieber

without value

Accordingly the Government Printer was instructed to prepare a plate with a similar design but with a new slogan ‘Help Promote Health’

Great Britain 1902 King Edward VII 1d Scarlet

Sir Rowland Hill was responsible for the reform of the postal system based on the concept of prepaid postage with a uniform Penny Post

without additional Chinese handstamp